Summary
Victoria County just greenlit $1.25 million in outside grants to beef up local border security and immigration enforcement. The funds, which don't require any local taxpayer matching, will mainly pay for extra deputy overtime, gear, and specialized training.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Zero cost to local taxpayers since the state and federal grants cover the full $1.25 million tab.
Local taxpayers get a security boost without paying a dime, and the Sheriff's Office gets extra resources for overtime and gear.
No groups negatively affected
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